18 RACING WHEELS

BLUE WITH MATCHING LINER-FOLDABLE SHOPPING CART front swivel wheels Jumbo size

Your new Best friend is waiting for you:) Groceries to go! This high-capacity foldable Jumbo Cart zips up and down supermarket aisles to speed up your shopping. Also useful for transporting large loads of laundry, picnic supplies,flea market, farmers market, beach equipment, Fishing Gear, and just about anything else you need to haul. Measurements wheels measure: REAR 9 1/2 Dimensions: Large Basket Size: 24"h x 17"w x 14.5"d Cart Size: 41.75"h x 24"w x 21"d Dimensions when folded: 43"L x 19.5"W x 1.75"D We would like to make your purchase experience as positive as possible. OUR GOAL IS a 5 *****star rating!!! We do our best to describe our items accurately. If for some reason you are not happy with your purchase,and would like to return your item please e-mail us we do read and answer our e-mails thru out the day.

Found this at the Wagon Wheel flea market today. It's the Revere Electric Eye-Matic, model EE127, made in 1958. The guy who sold it to me said it was still in working condition... anyone ever shot with this camera? Got any tips and tricks?

Went to the Wagon Wheel Flea Market to find treasures. Love the orchids that several vendors have at this market. I did the humane thing and left them there so they would not be condemed to a slow death at my house!

A visit to a flea market can be the highlight of a trip to France: a lively encounter with everyday French culture, an exciting way to spend a few hours, and a chance to pick up a unique souvenir or add to a collection. The Flea Markets of France is the indispensable tool for getting the most out of your visit, whether you’re a first-time visitor or an experienced shopper. Conversational and comprehensive, this guide will tell you everything you need to know about exploring markets all over France. Descriptions of more than thirty markets and their specialties, as well as practical advice on visiting them, is augmented by notes on regional items, tips on bargaining and collecting, a glossary of relevant French phrases, and a useful rating system which gives an overview of each market.

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